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Florian Charvolin
Mutations
This book, deals with what sociology owes to the contents of social action, drawing on a series of case-studies from the 70ies on. Their gathering into the term « environment paves the way to their aknowledgement as plain agents of social link.
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Manuela Bragagnolo
Laboratoire italien, n° 36/2026
Une France italienne. Partir, lire, imprimer dans l'Europe du XVIe siècle
An Italian France. Leaving, reading and printing in 16th-century Europe
Italian emigration to France in the 16th century was driven by political, religious and commercial factors, often linked to the emerging book industry. Along with the people came ideas, knowledge, language and culture, embodied in the many Italian books that were translated, distributed, printed and read in French-speaking regions.
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Pierre Charruau, Irini DJERAN-MAIGRE, Edith Kauffer, Isabelle Michallet, Claudia Maria Monzon-Alvarado, Anne Rivière-Honegger
Sociétés, espaces, temps
This book, the result of a unique interdisciplinary collaboration between France and Mexico, sheds light on a little-known aspect of the Usumacinta River: sediments. Invisible and overlooked, they nevertheless serve fundamental ecological and social functions and constitute both the river's invisible wealth and its living memory.
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Marie Alauzen, Anthony Pecqueux, Ange Pottin
How, where, when, and under what conditions do objects enter (or not enter) politics? Rather than revealing a hidden politics behind technology, we propose descriptions of objects that take into account both their materiality and an examination of the political capacities that emerge from courses of action
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Gabrielle Angey, Yannick Fer, Juliette Galonnier
Sociétés, espaces, temps
Half-way between the textbook and the collection of case studies, this book takes readers behind the scenes of the sociological analysis of religion. Through eleven original contributions, it demonstrates how sociologists can engage with religious matters and contribute through them to a better understanding of society.
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Lorraine Wiss
perspectives genre
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Marion Chottin, Corinne Doria
Sociétés, espaces, temps
The aim of this work is to introduce the French-speaking public to Disability Studies, which emerged in the United States and the United Kingdom at the end of the 1970s, in line with the social movements of disabled people fighting against their exclusion from society.
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Janice A. Radway, Delphine Chedaleux, Marine Lambolez
Lire la romance
Reading the Romance
Femmes, patriarcat et littérature populaire
Women, Patriarchy, and Popular Literature
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Philippe Bernoux, Michèle Dupré, Michel Lallement
Bibliothèque idéale des sciences sociales
This book, which has now become a classic of the French sociology of work, is the result of an empirical investigation by participant observation of workshop work in a large metallurgical company in Lyon in the 1970s. this book will enlighten all those who are interested in work and its changes.
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